US7923667B2 - Electric room heater - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24H—FLUID HEATERS, e.g. WATER OR AIR HEATERS, HAVING HEAT-GENERATING MEANS, e.g. HEAT PUMPS, IN GENERAL
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- F24H3/002—Air heaters using electric energy supply
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- the invention belongs to the field of transformation of electrical energy into thermal energy.
- the invention is intended to be used to heat rooms, and indoor areas.
- the invention deals with the problem of room heating by electrical heater with surface temperature which cannot provoke fire. Due to the lower surface temperature of the heater, it permanently maintains its thermal and mechanical properties.
- the Electric Room Heater is cooled by natural air circulation.
- Red hot fibre When electrical energy is used for room heating it is usually performed by electric heaters with red hot fibre.
- Red hot fibre has high working temperature. There are several methods of cooling it and preventing it from provoking fire. In order to decrease temperature of the heater, fans are used or the heaters are immersed in thermal oil or similar.
- the red hot fibre has limited duration time because of its high working temperature.
- Electric Room Heater has a heater made from a heating element which is in a form of a strip.
- the heating element is wound on the insulating holders.
- Cross-section of the strip is in a form of a narrow and long rectangle. Therefore, cooling surface of the heater is bigger than for a heater which has a circular cross-section with the same cross-section surface. This provides larger surface for cooling and the larger cooling surface enables the heater to work at lower working temperature.
- Contacts of insulation holders with the heating element are covering a small surface of the heating element.
- Material used for production of the heating element is oriented cold rolled transformer sheet which has electrical resistance that enables lower temperature of transformation of electrical energy into thermal energy. This makes natural air circulation sufficient to cool the heater and to avoid possibility of provoking fire. Maximum temperature of the heater is up to 100° C. Lower temperature does not affect internal structure, mechanical, electrical and thermal properties of the heater and allows the heater to be used for a long time without a failure.
- the heater is placed in housing for protection against contacts but required air circulation is provided.
- FIG. 1 shows two projections of the housing and placement of the heaters therein
- FIG. 2 represents cross-section of the housing to show heaters
- FIG. 3 shows the scheme of electric connection
- FIG. 4 shows view of the heater from above and placement of the insulating holders
- FIG. 5 shows view of the heater from the side
- FIG. 6 represents view A to show detail of connecting insulating holder within the U profile of the cross support
- FIG. 7 represents detail B to present leaning of heating element against insulating holder
- FIG. 8 shows insulating holder with teeth.
- Electric Room Heater FIG. 1 , includes: housing 1 , blinds for air circulation 2 , and supports legs 3 that also function as spacers between floor and heaters 5 .
- Housing 1 is cut by AA′-axis, FIG. 2 , to provide view on heaters 5 .
- the heaters 5 are fixed to a supporting frame 6 .
- Housing 1 is also fixed to the supporting frame 6 .
- Electric connection of heaters 5 is serial, FIG. 3 .
- Clamp 8 is fixed to holder 7 , FIG. 2 . The clamp is used to make electrical connections between: heaters 5 , connecting cable 9 , and thermostat, signal lamp, and switch, collectively 10 .
- Each heater 5 includes two opposing cross supports 11 connected by a central support 14 . Between the opposing cross supports 11 , which are in a form of U profile 21 , FIG. 6 , are placed nonflammable insulating holders 13 , FIG. 6 . Insulating holders 13 , FIG. 8 , have teeth. Between the teeth is wound heating element 12 , made of oriented cold rolled transformer sheet, FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 . The insulating holders 13 are grouped into a plurality of insulating holder sets.
- the insulating holder sets define a first insulating holder set 19 adjacent to the central axis and a second insulating holder set 20 radially outward from and adjacent to the insulating holders 13 of the first insulating holder set 19 .
- Insulating holder 13 by its radial dimension 15 makes radial clearance 17 between the generally concentric rings of heating element, and by vertical dimension 16 of the teeth creates vertical clearance 18 between the vertically stacked layers of heating element 12 .
- These clearances 17 , 18 make electric insulation between the concentric rings and stacked layers. In compliance with the idea of the invention these clearances 17 , 18 create channels for air circulation thus enabling air to take thermal energy from the heating element 12 .
- Air on one side, cools the heating element 12 and on another side heats the room in which the Electric Room Heater is situated.
- temperature of the heating element 12 does not exceed 100° C. and cannot provoke fire, not even in case when inflammable material, for instance—paper, happens to be in direct contact with the heating element 12 .
- Reduced temperature of the heater 5 does not interfere with the internal structure, thermal, mechanical and electrical properties and the heater 5 cannot brake down because of extended use of the Electric Room Heater.
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